Bryan J. Heitmeyer, 1958-2003
September 10, 2003
Word was received
of the death of Bryan J.
Heitmeyer, 44, of Beaman. He was
the son of Sidney Heitmeyer of
Garner. Bryan died on Tuesday,
September 2, 2003, at the
Marshalltown Medical and
Surgical Center in Marshalltown.
Funeral services
were held on Saturday, September
6, at the Beaman United
Methodist Church. The Rev. John
Hall officiated. Music was
provided by organist, Connie
Kruse. Burial was in the Oakland
Cemetery, Beaman. Casket bearers
were Porky Olson, Trevor
Schiebel, Larry Ladehoff, Merle
Averill, Rick Engleking and Ben
Walters. The Johnston Funeral
Home of Conrad was in charge of
the arrangements.
Bryan J.
Heitmeyer, was born on October
19, 1958 at Fort Dodge. He was
the son of Sidney and Norma Jean
(Stiff) Heitmeyer. He was a 1977
graduate of the BCL High School.
On January 3,
1986, Bryan Heitmeyer and Kim
Morgan were married at Beaman.
Bryan was employed as a machine
operator at NCM. He was a member
of the Beaman United Methodist
Church and Oakwood Golf Club.
Survivors include
his wife, Kim Heitmeyer of
Beaman; sons, Chad Mull and his
wife, Lisa of Conrad,
Justin Bolton of Plover,
Wisconsin, Tyler Heitmeyer of
Beaman; and two daughters,
Mallory Heitmeyer and Morgan
Heitmeyer, both of Beaman; and
one grandchild.
Also surviving
are his father, Sidney Heitmeyer
and his wife, Renee of Garner; a
sister, Brenda Heitmeyer of
Beaman; and grandmother, Tena
Heitmeyer of Sheldon.
He was preceded
in death by his mother, Norma
Jean Heitmeyer; and a son, Ryan
Bolton.
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Rev. Harold Wagner, 1918-2003
September 10, 2003
The Rev. Harold
E. Wagner, of Britt, formerly of
Manchester, died suddenly at the
Hancock County Memorial Hospital
in Britt, on Tuesday, September
2, 2003. He was 85.
Memorial services
were held at the Geneseo United
Methodist Church, rural
Buckingham on Sunday, September
7.
Rev. Wagner was
cremated. Interment was in the
Prairie Chapel Cemetery, rural
Marion, on Saturday, September
6. The Leonard-Muller Funeral
Home and Crematory of Manchester
was in charge of the
arrangements.
Harold Eugene
Wagner, was born on May 24, 1918
in Cedar Rapids, to Howard and
Myrtle (Smith) Wagner. He
graduated from the Marion High
School in 1937. He was employed
as a draftsman apprentice at the
LaPlante Choats Company in Cedar
Rapids. He served honorably in
the United States Army Air Corp.
He continued his education
graduating from Cornell College
and the Boston University School
of Theology.
Harold Wagner,
was united in marriage to Betty
Louise Scott on October 14, 1944
in Midland, Texas. The couple
had three children. Rev. Wagner
was a Methodist minister over
the years. He served
congregations in Morley, Central
City, West Falmouth, in
Massachusetts; and Ackley,
Parkersburg, Conrad, Geneseo,
Garrison, Clinton and Camanche,
in Iowa.
Harold then
served as the 4-H and Youth
Director for Grundy and Butler
Counties while residing in
Grundy Center. He later was
pastor at churches in Vinton and
Nevada. Harold and Betty retired
to Bella Vista, Arkansas in
1983. In 2000, they moved to
Manchester. Since June of 2003,
they have resided in Garner and
Britt.
Survivors include
his wife, Betty Lou of Britt;
three children, the Rev. David
(Candace) Wagner of Garner,
Robert Wagner of Greenwood,
Arkansas and Nancy (Ron)
Engstrom of Reynolds, Illinois;
five grandchildren; and one
great-granddaughter.
He was preceded
in death by his parents; and a
brother, Vernon Wagner.
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Iola Grimm, 1915-2003
September 17, 2003
Iola Grimm, 88,
of Kanawha, died on Friday,
September 5, 2003, at the Mercy
Medical Center North Iowa in
Mason City.
Funeral services
were held on Tuesday, September
9, at the Kanawha Lutheran
Church, Kanawha. The Rev. Dr.
John Meyer and Janelle Siffring,
AiM, officiated. Music was
provided by organist, Marllyn
DeKruyff, who accompanied
soloist, Joleen Rolland and
congregational hymns. Carroll
Burras and Kenny Kraft ushered.
Casket bearers
were Todd Grimm, Tracy Grimm,
Tommy Grimm, Chad Grimm, Tyler
Grimm and Trevor Grimm. Burial
was in the Norway Township
Cemetery, Kanawha. The
Ewing-Dugger Funeral Home of
Kanawha was in charge of the
arrangements.
Iola Grimm, the
daughter of Torres and Anna Asbe
Wicks, was born on March 26,
1915 south of Kanawha. She
attended Clarion Schools and
graduated from the Clarion High
School in 1932.
On July 19, 1934,
Iola was united in marriage to
Walter Grimm at River Falls,
Wisconsin. The couple moved back
to the Kanawha area where they
farmed until they retired.
Iola was baptized
and confirmed at the St. Olaf
Lutheran Church. She was a
member of St. John's Lutheran
Church near Kanawha and later a
member of the Kanawha Lutheran
Church.
Survivors include
her daughter, Deanna Stevenson
and her husband, Jock of Cedar
Rapids; four sons, Howard Grimm
and his wife, Deloris of Council
Bluffs, Thomas Grimm and his
wife, Sandy of Brainerd,
Minnesota, Terry Grimm and Julie
of Garner and Robert Grimm and
his wife, Sharon of Kanawha; ten
grandchildren; 20
great-grandchildren; and
numerous nieces and nephews.
She was preceded
in death by her parents; her
husband, Walter; five sisters;
and three brothers.
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Delwyn D. Stromer, 1930-2003
September 10, 2003
Former state
legislator and Hancock County
native, Delwyn D. Stromer, of
West Des Moines, died on Sunday,
September 7, 2003, at the Mercy
Medical Center in Des Moines of
complications from a
cardiovascular problem. He was
73.
Funeral services
will be held at 10:30 a.m., on
Friday, September 12, at the
Zion Evangelical and Reformed
Church in Garner, with the Rev.
Darrell Weber officiating. Music
will be provided by organist,
Margaret Jass and pianist, Mary
Etherington. Special music will
be provided by a men's quartet
of Perry Schaeffer, Kenneth
Schaeffer, Wendell Davison and
Dan Brozik. Ushers will be Gary
Steinke, Calvin "Johnny" Goll,
Dean Goll, Willis Davison and
Byron Stromer.
Casket bearers
will be Chad Upmeyer, Matthew
Upmeyer, Blake Upmeyer, Tyler
Upmeyer, Jamie Stromer, Todd
Birkenholz, Reed Birkenholz and
Lucas Stromer. Burial will be in
the Concord Township Cemetery,
Garner, with military rites by
the Garner Veterans Ceremonial
Unit. Visitation will be held
from 4-8:00 p.m., on Thursday,
at the Zion Evangelical and
Reformed Church in Garner and
will continue one hour prior to
the services at the church. The
Cataldo Funeral Home in Garner
is in charge of the
arrangements.
Delwyn Dean
Stromer, the son of Aaron Arthur
and Ruby Evelyn (Goll) Stromer,
was born on April 22, 1930, on a
farm southwest of Garner. He
attended rural school in Liberty
Township until the eighth grade
and graduated from the Garner
High School in 1947. After high
school he helped his father on
the farm.
On August 26,
1950, he married Harriet June
Ostendorf at the Evangelical
United Brethren Church in
Meservey. They made their home
on a farm southwest of Garner
where he farmed. He served his
country in the U.S. Army during
the Korean conflict from 1953 to
1955. Following his honorable
discharge he returned to Garner
and continued farming.
In 1966, Delwyn
began 23 years of service to the
State of Iowa as a member of the
General Assembly, including
service as the Speaker of the
House of Representatives during
the 69th General Assembly.
During that time he was well
known for his education
leadership, having served as the
education committee chair for
much of his tenure.
In 1989, Delwyn
and Harriet moved to Kansas
City, Missouri, where he served
as the General Services
Administrator during the Bush
Administration. In 1993, they
moved to West Des Moines where
he served with Sen. Charles
Grassley's staff as his
agriculture advisor, until his
retirement in 1999. Delwyn and
Harriet spent the past three
winters in Weslaco, Texas.
He enjoyed
reading, walking, camping and
traveling. Music was a big part
of his life and in his younger
years he enjoyed playing tuba in
the Old Timers Band in Garner as
well as playing in Ray's
Accordion Band. He was a member
of the Zion Evangelical and
Reformed Church in Garner where
he served as a Deacon, taught
Sunday School and sang in the
choir. He was active in Farm
Bureau and was a past member of
the Garner Lions Club.
His political
memberships and positions
included the Executive Committee
of the National Conference of
State Legislatures, 1977-1980,
national chair of Advanced
Legislative Program Seminar,
1981-1984, assistant majority
floor leader in the 65th General
Assembly and assistant minority
floor leader in the 66th and
67th General Assemblies, Speaker
pro-tempore in the 68th General
Assembly, Speaker of the House
during the 69th General
Assembly, and minority leader
for the 70th, 71st, 72nd and
73rd General Assemblies.
He is survived by
his wife, Harriet of West Des
Moines; his mother, Ruby Stromer
of Garner; daughter, Linda
Upmeyer and husband, Doug of
Garner and their five children,
Sara of Columbia, Missouri, Chad
of Garner, Matt and wife, Erica
of Ankeny and Blake and Tyler of
Garner; daughter, Pamela
Birkenholz and husband, Robert
of Columbus, Ohio and their two
sons, Todd and his fiancée,
Robin Wade of St. Louis,
Missouri and Reed of Columbia,
Missouri; son, David Stromer and
wife, Kimberly of Garner and
their three children, Gretchen,
Emma and Lucas of Garner; a
daughter-in-law, Michelle Doble
and husband, Joel of Garner and
their children, Jamie Stromer of
Britt, Nicole Katter and
husband, Sam of Garner and Misty
Doble of Tempe, Arizona; two
great-grandsons, Tyson and Josh
Stromer of Britt.
Also surviving
are two sisters, Vivian
Bovenmyer and husband, Dwight of
Garner and Marian DeWitt and
husband, Allan of Garner; a
sister-in-law, Thelma Stromer
Gates and husband, Robert of
Lake Tahoe, Nevada; and many
nieces and nephews.
He was preceded
in death by his son, Randall
Dean Stromer in 1973; his
father, Aaron in 1988; and a
brother, Norman in 1981.
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Accident North of Woden
Claims Life of Garner
Man
September 17, 2003
A
Garner man was killed in
a single vehicle
accident, 6 miles north
of Woden in Winnebago
County, on Wednesday,
September 10, 2003.
According to the Iowa
State Patrol, Thad
Abele, 38, was driving
north on county road R20
when his 1987 Ford
Taurus, left the roadway
on the east side and hit
an embankment to a
gravel road, rolled in
the east ditch and came
to rest on its right
side. The accident
occurred about 2:00 p.m.
The
Iowa State Patrol was
assisted at the scene by
the Winnebago County
Sheriffs Office, Buffalo
Center Fire and
Ambulance, Hancock
County Sheriffs Office,
and the Garner Police
Department.
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Thad A. Abele, 1965-2003
September 17, 2003
Thad A. Abele, 38, of Garner,
died on Wednesday, September 10,
2003, as a result of a car
accident north of Woden.
His funeral was held on
Saturday, September 13, at the
United Methodist Church in
Garner, with the Rev. David
Wagner officiating. Music was
provided by organist, Mary
Kopacek who accompanied soloist,
Warren Torkelson. Ushers were
Maynard and Marvin Schoneman.
Casket bearers were Mike Oborny,
Tony Claude, Darren Drahota,
Randy Greiman, Jeff Penning and
Don Prohaska. Burial was in the
Memorial Park Cemetery in Mason
City. The Cataldo Funeral Home
of Garner was in charge of the
arrangements.
Thad Arthur Abele, the son of
John Richard and Ivadell Linda
(Reemstma) Abele, was born on
August 13, 1965 at Mason City.
He attended school in Garner and
graduated from the
Garner-Hayfield High School in
1983.
Thad continued his education at
NIACC in Mason City where he
received an associates of arts
degree in law enforcement in
1985. He was self-employed in
the hog confinement business and
lived on a farm northwest of
Garner. He enjoyed football and
baseball.
He was a member
of the United Methodist Church
in Garner.
He is survived by
his parents, John and Ivadell of
Garner; his fiancée, Cynthia
Drahota of Buffalo Center and
her two sons, Darren and Andrew;
sister, Marby Lange and husband,
Tom of Hartsburg, Missouri and
her two children, Shelly
Heidenrich and Kristen Trainor
and her husband, Greg; brother,
Nile Abele and his wife, Ann of
Columbia, Missouri and their
three children, Ethan, Ellie and
Eric; sister, Adree Abele of St.
Louis, Missouri; sister, Jill
Butcher and husband, William Jr.
of Suffield, Connecticut and
their three children, Aubrey,
William III and Dory; and many
other relatives and friends.
He was preceded
in death by his brother, Brent
in 1988.
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LaVonne J. Knoke, 1927-2003
September 17, 2003
LaVonne J. Knoke,
of Mason City, died on Friday,
September 12, 2003, at the Mercy
Medical Center, Mason City. She
was 76.
Funeral services
were held on Monday, September
15, at the First Congregational
United Church of Christ in Mason
City, with the Rev. Samuel
Hamilton-Poore officiating.
Casket bearers were Rick
Hammitt, Danny Harnmitt, Les
Knoke Jr., Craig Wood, Doug
Barragy and Mike McGee. Burial
was in the Concord Township
Cemetery in Garner. The Cataldo
Funeral Home in Garner was in
charge of the arrangements.
LaVonne Jean
Knoke, the daughter of Victor
and Birdie M. (Hammitt) Brown,
was born on July 13, 1927 at
Bagley, Wisconsin. At an early
age she moved with her family to
Popejoy and then to Clarion
where she graduated from high
school.
On July 20, 1947,
she was married to LuVerne E.
Knoke at the Zion United Church
of Christ in Garner. They lived
in Garner until 1962 when they
moved to Mason City. LaVonne
worked for the Northwestern Bell
Telephone Company in Garner,
North Iowa Oil Company in Mason
City, the Globe Gazette
Newspaper, Marigold Foods and
the Humane Society of Northern
Iowa.
She enjoyed her
grandchildren, her pets and
luncheons with the ladies from
the church. She was an active
member of the First
Congregational United Church of
Christ in Mason City.
She is survived
by her husband, LuVerne of Mason
City; her son, Bill Knoke and
his wife, Betty of Mason City
and their children, Heather and
Emily; three sisters-in-law,
Emma Johnson of Garner, Carol
Hammitt Ellingson of Popejoy and
Edna Hammitt of Garner; and many
nieces and nephews.
She was preceded
in death by her parents;
step-father, Arthur Bird; an
infant brother, Vernon Hammitt;
a sister, Lola Schlawin; and
three brothers, Lyle Hammitt,
LeRoy Johnson and Vern Hammitt.
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Roberta Speer, 1937-2003
September 24, 2003
Roberta
Haan-Gallentine-Speer, formerly
of rural Britt, died on Tuesday,
September 16, 2003, at CLC of
Polk City. She was 65.
Funeral services
were held on Saturday, September
20, at the Rising Sun Church of
Christ. Burial was in the Rising
Sun Cemetery. The Hamilton's
Funeral Home of Des Moines was
in charge of the arrangements.
Roberta
Haan-Gallentine-Speer, was born
on September 28, 1937 in rural
Britt. She was a graduate of St.
Mary's College of Nursing in
Council Bluffs and worked as a
registered nurse.
She is survived
by her children, Brian
Gallentine of California,
Michelle Gallentine of Maxwell,
Sean (Maryellen) Gallentine of
Carlisle; two grandchildren,
Nicole and Elizabeth; and two
step-grandchildren, Zachary and
Holly; and her mother, Colina
Haan of Miller.
Also surviving
are her brothers, Richard J.
(Gloria) Haan of Kimberling
City, Missouri, Ralph C. (Rita)
Haan of Richmond, Minnesota and
Dennis G. (Irene) Haan of Eden
Valley, Minnesota; and a sister,
Delores (Greg) Jones of Mason
City.
She was preceded
in death by her husband,
Russell; her father, Robert
Haan; a brother, Timothy; and a
grandchild, Victoria.
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Aline M. Burgess, 1911-2003
October 1, 2003
Aline Marie
(Kilgore) Burgess, most recently
a resident of the Oakwood Care
Center in Clear Lake, formerly
of the Goodell area, died on
Sunday, September 21, 2003, at
the Muse Norris Hospice
Inpatient Unit in Mason City.
She was 91.
Funeral services
were held on Wednesday,
September 24, at the United
Methodist Church in Goodell,
with the Rev. Paddy Druhl
officiating. Burial was in the
Amsterdam Cemetery in Goodell.
The Tenold-Andrews Funeral Home
of Belmond, was in charge of the
arrangements.
Aline Kilgore,
was born on December 12, 1911 in
Union County, Iowa, the daughter
of Clay Clarence "C.C." and
Elizabeth Marie (Holberg)
Kilgore. She attended and
graduated from high school in
Shannon City, Iowa. Aline
continued her post-secondary
education for two years at the
University of Iowa and later
completed her B.A. degree at
Drake University.
Following her education, Aline
was a teacher for both the rural
Wright and rural Hancock Schools
for a time. She also was
employed as the Librarian of the
Klemme Schools and later for the
Belmond Schools, where she
retired in 1980.
Aline was married
to Joseph "Joe" W. Burgess on
March 9, 1934, at the United
Brethren Church Parsonage in
Goodell. Following their
marriage, the couple farmed and
raised their children on the
Burgess homestead north of
Goodell. In addition to her
career in education and farming
with her husband, Aline was a
life long homemaker. She enjoyed
family activities and visiting
with friends, playing cards,
being a 4-H Leader and, in
earlier years, serving on the
church board and involvement in
activities with the church
ladies.
Aline enjoyed the
outdoors, where favorite
pastimes included fishing and
bird watching. She liked to read
and keep up on current events,
especially activities and news
of the area. She enjoyed music
and playing the piano. She made
pottery and handmade quilts
which she gave to others as
keepsakes.
Aline and Joe
lived at the Prairie View
Housing Community in Garner for
four years before moving to
Clear Lake, where Aline lived in
the Courtyard Assisted Living
Facility while her husband
resided in the Oakwood Care
Center. Following his death on
August 28, 2002, Aline became a
resident of the Oakwood Care
Center.
Survivors include
her son, Thomas Clay Burgess of
Clear Lake; daughter, JoAnn
Burgess of Clear Lake;
daughter-in-law, Peggy Burgess
(wife of the late Dean Burgess)
of Hampton; sister, Ellen
Withers of Paisley, Oregon;
granddaughters, Kimberly
(Burgess) Loggins and husband,
Jeff of Hampton and Lynn Marie
(Burgess) Krupp and husband,
Johannes of Sweden; and
great-grandson, Tyler Loggins of
Hampton; and several nieces and
nephews.
She was preceded
in death by her parents; her
husband, Joe in August 2002; a
son, Dean Burgess; and two
brothers, Claire and Lyndon.
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Jeanne M. Myers, 1939-2003
October 1, 2003
Jeanne
M. Myers, of Garner, died on
Friday, September 26, 2003 at
her home. She was 64.
Funeral services
were held on Tuesday, September
30, at the St. Paul Lutheran
Church in Garner, with the Rev.
Robert Bronson officiating.
Music was provided by organist,
Barb Mrosko who accompanied
soloist, Jody Roeber and a
congregational hymn. Ushers were
Alvin "Pete" Hansen and Al Voss.
Casket bearers
were Chuck Myers, Jerry Myers,
Jade Wilson, Dale Kliven, Pat
McCloskey, Mark Van Oort, Jim
Leppert and Bruce Trebil. Burial
was in the Concord Township
Cemetery. The Cataldo Funeral
Home of Garner was in charge of
the arrangements.
Jeanne Marie
Myers, the daughter of Donald
and Marie (Seater) Trebil, was
born on March 10, 1939 at Mason
City. She graduated from the
Mason City High School in 1956.
In 1957, she was
married to Oscar Myers in Mason
City. They were married for 17
years. They lived in several
communities in North Iowa until
moving to Garner in 1966.
Jeanne raised her
children in Garner and was
employed by the ABCM Corporation
for a combined 25 years as the
activities coordinator at the
Westview Care Center in Britt
and the Concord Care Center in
Garner. She enjoyed her
grandchildren, scrap booking,
collecting carousels,
crocheting, painting, taking
trips and e-mailing her family
and friends. She was a member of
the St. Paul Lutheran Church and
the LWML.
She is survived
by her children, Roberta
"Bobbie" Wilson of Garner and
her son, Jade, Charles "Chuck"
Myers and his wife, Angela of
Garner and their daughter,
Emily, Jeremy "Jerry" Myers and
his fiancée, Erin of Garner and
his two children, Katy and Micah
and Helga Gross and her husband,
Dan of Klemme and their two
children, Tommy and Tawna.
Also surviving
are her mother, Marie Trebil of
Mason City; four sisters and
three brothers, Sharon Leppert
and her husband, Jim of Mason
City, Curt Trebil and his wife,
Christie of Mason City, Bruce
Trebil and his wife, Donna of
Clear Lake, Linda Born and her
husband, Abe of Clear Lake,
Louella Bice and her husband,
William of Arkansas, Robert
Trebil and his wife, Kristina of
Washington and Deb Anderson and
her husband, Brian of Plymouth;
numerous nieces, nephews and
very good friends.
She was preceded in death by her
father, Donald; and a brother,
Donald LeRoy Trebil.
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James R. Austin, 1945-2003
October 8, 2003
James "Jim" R. Austin, 58, of
Klemme, died on Tuesday,
September 30, 2003, at the Mercy
Medical Center, Mason City.
Funeral services were held on
Friday, October 3, at the United
Methodist Church in Garner, with
the Rev. David Wagner
officiating. Music was provided
by organist, Mary Kopacek who
accompanied congregational
hymns. Ushers were Maynard and
Marvin Schoneman.
Honorary bearers were all of the
Yohnco and Wright Material
employees. Casket bearers were
Kevin Willemsen, Matt Frazier,
Clark Quinn, Bill Doble, Bill
Greiman, Kenny Coe, Linda
Dockwell and Richard Flaten.
Burial was in the Concord
Township Cemetery, Garner. The
Cataldo Funeral Home of Garner
was in charge of the
arrangements.
James Robert Austin, the son of
Cecil Robert and Florence
Juanita (Ward) Austin, was born
on February 3, 1945 at Mason
City. He attended school at
Easton, Minnesota and was
employed as a mechanic in the
North Iowa area. On February 21,
1970, he married Joyce Marie
Steenblock of Rockford,
Illinois. They made their home
near Klemme.
In 1986, Jim joined the family
of Yohnco Ready Mix where he was
employed as the head mechanic
for all of the plants in North
Iowa. He enjoyed his
grandchildren, his job and car
racing.
Survivors include his wife,
Joyce of Klemme; daughter, Tina
Miller and husband, Danny and
their children, Cody, Logan and
Kaitlin all of Garner; brothers
and sisters, Hazel Raprager of
Plymouth, Harvey Austin and
wife, Dorothy of Cartersville,
LaVerna Colombo of Mason City,
Mildred Brooks of Morris,
Illinois, Lyle Austin and wife,
LaDonna of Kellerton, Ethel
Endress and husband, Glen of
Mason City, Delores Rinnels of
Michigan and Thelma Beightol and
husband, Rick of Plymouth.
Also surviving are
brothers-in-law and
sisters-in-law, Delores Wiemann
and husband, Orville of
Wisconsin, Alan Steenblock and
wife, Dee of Mitchellville,
Betty Beck and husband, Virgil
of Northwood, Darwin Steenblock
of Britt, Mary Hinders and
husband, Roger of Belmond,
Raymond Steenblock and wife,
Carla of Des Moines, Darrell
Steenblock and wife, Jackie of
Ankeny, Leo Steenblock and wife,
Jo Ann of Forest City, Janice
Krug of Fort Dodge and Marvin
Steenblock of Des Moines; many
nieces, nephews, great-nieces,
great-nephews; friends at
Yohnco, Bill Yohn, Linda
Dockwell and the rest of the
employees.
He was preceded in death by his
parents; and two brothers, Tommy
and Richard Austin.
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